Foot and ankle

Foot and ankle pain can be caused by arthritis and congenital and other abnormalities. We carry out a number of different foot and ankle procedures, many by keyhole surgery.

Foot and ankle surgery is undertaken at our sites in York and Bridlington. If you damage your foot and ankle in an accident and require emergency surgery, this will take place in our trauma centres at York and Scarborough.

Patient information downloads

For further information or advice please contact the following:

York: 01904 726627 or email: orthopaedic.faxes@nhs.net

East Coast: 01723 385271 or email: injuryadvicescarborough@york.nhs.uk

Ankle documents

• Achilles tendon (suspected)
• Achilles tendon conservative mamagment with Tinz
• Achilles tendon Partial injury manamgent white wedges
• Ankle fracture Weber A
• Ankle fracture Weber B
• Ankle fracture Weber C
• Anterior tibia avulsion
• Avulsion fracture ankle
• Gastrocnemius tear
• Midshaft Fibula Fracture
• Post malleolus Fracture
• Post malleouls no FU
• Soft tissue ankle injury
• Stress fracture distal Fibula no FU
• Stress fracture distal Fibula with FU
• Undisplaced medial mal fracture

Foot documents

• Avuslion fracture foot injury
• Base of 5th metatarsal fracture (Jones)
• Base of 5th metatarsal fracture
• Foot Stress fracture 6 weeks boot no FU
• Foot Stress fracture 6 weeks boot with FU
• Generic foot fracture 3 weeks boot no FU
• Generic foot fracture 3 weeks boot with follow up
• Generic foot fracture 6 weeks boot no FU
• Generic foot fracture 6 weeks boot with follow up HWB
• Generic foot fracture 6 weeks boot with follow up TTWB
• Generic foot fracture 6 weeks boot with follow up
• Generic foot fracture no boot no FU
• Midshaft 5th metatarsal fracture no Follow up
• Midshaft 5th metatarsal fracture with follow up
• Soft tissue foot injury
• Toe fracture or dislocation

Useful information

For more information about foot pain click here

For information on a broken ankle click here